(d) Textiles and clothing

The expiry of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing on 1 January 2005 brought to an end the discriminatory trade regime that for over 40 years had governed and restrained textiles and clothing exports from developing countries.

The factory makes brand name clothes for the United States market and benefits from the duty free entry of its products into the United States, which makes them competitive even with garments manufactured where labour costs are lower.

We have skin enhancements, clothing.

The clothes at this boutique are particularly expensive.

The economy of Sri Lanka relied on the export of agricultural commodities and low end manufacturing such as textiles and apparel.

(f) Art, in particular drawingss, designs, paintings, carvings, sculptures, pottery, mosaics, woodwork, metalwork, jewellery, musical instruments, basket weaving, handicrafts, needlework, textiles, carpets, costumes, architectural forms and

Quantitative restrictions continue to limit exports from developing countries in the textiles and clothing sector.

Another reason is that quantitative restrictions continue to provide additional protection for the textiles and clothing industry.

The early period of implementation of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing (ATC) saw an intensive use of the transitional safeguard mechanism which permits importing countries to impose new restrictions on textiles and clothing products not yet integrated into the GATT.

These are followed by textiles and clothing, the segment which has been creating tensions among trading partners following the phasing out of the ATC in the WTO but where retail margins remain notably strong at 70 per cent.

The KRF helps parents with the cost of registration fees and or special clothing, supplies and equipment.

The sectors targeted by new proceedings in 1995 1996 were food items, chemical products, iron and steel, non ferrous metals, machinery and transport equipment, textiles and clothing, and other manufactured goods.

Garment making baby clothes, women apos s clothing, menswear, domestic clothing, industrial sewing, upholstery, use of industrial sewing machines.

Such sustained support would include food, medicine and fuel, clothing and individual equipment, communications equipment, vehicles and marine assets.

The expiration of the WTO Agreement on Textiles and Clothing in January 2005 raised serious concerns among the least developed countries specializing in textile and clothing exports.

However, such major sectors as textiles, clothing, footwear and leather products remain outside the scope of the GSP improvements in favour of LDCs.

Paper, office supplies and equipment, personnel equipment and accoutrements, flags, textile materials, furniture and fixtures, mortuary supplies, security, safety supplies and equipment, laundry services, chemical and medical supplies

Medical supplies Sanitation and cleaning materials Subscriptions

The bulk of light industry (textiles, clothing, leather goods) declined sharply owing to its poor competitiveness in the international market.

Developed importing countries were called upon to faithfully work towards integrating fully the textile and clothing sector into the system.

In addition, retailers provide a set of different services such as product assembly and display, supply of product information, customer services such as delivery, credit and implicit warranties, and production services such as packaging and processing goods in a suitable form for consumers.

Uniform items, flags and decals.

60. Uniform items, flags and decals.

(e) Uniform items, flags and decals.

56. Uniform items, flags and decals.

72. Uniform items, flags and decals.

78. Uniform items, flags and decals.

43. Uniform items, flags and decals.

Uniform items, flags and decals.

67. Uniform items, flags and decals.

68. Uniform items, flags and decals.

54. Uniform items, flags and decals.

57. Uniform items, flags and decals.

60. Uniform items, flags and decals.

92. Uniform items, flags and decals.

91. Uniform items, flags and decals.

39. Uniform items, flags and decals.

Implementation of phase II, focusing especially on textiles and garments, leather and leather products and food processing, had begun in October 2004, with a budget of over 10 million.

Although textile and clothing quotas would be phased out under the Uruguay Round agreements, they would be replaced by a tariff still three times the average levied on industrial countries imports.

The provision of 21,600 was made for United Nations accoutrements and field uniforms.

Footwear, clothing, textiles, etc. represent a significant proportion of exports of many developing countries.

Paper and plastic products, packing materials, camp stores, hoses, fittings kitchen and catering supplies.

Accoutrements for military personnel and Field Service uniforms.

Clothes for the woman who isn't interested in clothes.